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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1977

Page

2

Boy, 10, leaps from third-story fire window

A 10 year old boy is recovering after jumping from a third floor window of his burning Wood Street home last night. Fireman Jimmy Jackson broke the window and the child was caught by fireman Danny DeJohn with aid from bystander Robert Pulley. The fire started on the first floor and damaged the southwest corner. one firefighter suffered second degree burns and was treated and released. Engines six and eight, truck eight, a squad and a rescue unit responded after the 9 05 p.m. call.

Wood Street Jimmy Jackson Danny DeJohn Robert Pulley Wilbur Hess

Trinity Church to Hold Rain or Shine Lawn Sale

Trinity United Methodist Church of Clay will host a large rain or shine lawn sale at 8396 Morgan Road. Proceeds benefit the church building fund with volunteer chairwoman Julie Reinhard assisted by Bethel Bettinger in plants Dora Gaines in baked goods and Judy Van Nostrand at the snack bar.

Trinity United Methodist Church of Clay Morgan Road Save Our ‘Building Fund Julie Reinhard Bethel Bettinger Dora «Gaines Judy van Nostrand

Teen Stabbed Near Home. Victim in Satisfactory Condition

A 16 year old city youth was listed in satisfactory condition at State University Hospital after being stabbed in a late night fight near his home. Police say a third youth pulled a switch blade and stabbed Raymond Garcia in the chest as others fled. Suspects described as black males in their mid teens.

State University Hospital Raymond Garcia Lynhurst Ave Daniel Boyle Boyle Garcia

Arts council honors five with eighth annual Service to the Arts awards

Five local organizations and individuals will receive the eighth annual Service to the Arts awards at a June 23 ceremony in the Persian Terrace of Hotel Syracuse. Recipients include writer Richard Jahnke, Crouse-Hinds Co., Carrier Corp. Foundation, Inc., Fraser Co., Inc., and the Baldwinsville Central School District for contributions to Onondaga County arts and environmental development.

Hotel Syracuse Cultural Resources Council Onondaga County Richard Jahnke Crouse- Hinds Co Carrier Corp. Foundation, Inc Fraser Co., Inc Baldwinsville Central Civic Center Crouse-Hinds Carrier BeVard Jahnke CRC Board of Directors CRC

Gasoline saving survey to study suburban car pools

Onondaga County will survey 10 000 to 15 000 workers in suburban plants to gauge interest in car pools, bus shuttles, or park and ride plans. SMTS will seek firm permission before questioning employees and aims to raise average car occupancy from 1.8 to 2.8 to cut fuel use.

Dan Haar Onondaga County Syracuse Metropolitan Transportation Study SMTS William Meadows John Mulroy Meadows Liverpool Carrier Circle Centro

Nine New Members Elected To Syracuse Symphony Board

At the annual meeting the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra elected nine new directors for three-year terms: Helen Boatwright Daniel Burdick Vincent Callahan Stewart Hancock Jr Helen Harwood Sheilah Gibbons Donald Mawhinney Jr Ross Weale and Herb Williams.

Syracuse Symphony Orchestra Helen Boatwright Daniel Burdick Vincent Callahan Stewart Hancock Jr Helen Harwood Sheilah Gibson Donald Mawhinney Jr Ross M. Weale Herb T. Williams William C. Couch Henry Fogel Annetta Kaplan Benjamin J. Lake Morris L. Rinehart Herbert A. Silverman

Allied to spend 2.5 million on lake cooling system

Allied Chemical Corp plans a 2.5 million project to cool plant water before discharge into Onondaga Lake. The Solvay based Industrial Chemicals Division won Army Corps of Engineers approval for a 60 inch cooling pipe and a matching diffuser, aiming to limit lake water warming to under 4 degrees above surface. Construction begins after remaining approvals.

Allied Chemical Corp Onondaga Lake Industrial Chemicals Division Solvay U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Allied New York State

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